What character do China's top ten famous flowers symbolize?

1. Plum blossoms: Plum blossoms are elegant and extraordinary, with a heart of ice and jade quality, and a unique fragrance from ancient times. They symbolize the spiritual qualities of perseverance, perseverance, courage to take the lead, and continuous self-improvement.

Other flowers only bloom in spring, but it is different. The colder it is, the more wind and snow pressure it has, the more energetic and beautiful the flowers bloom.

It is the most courageous of our Chinese nation!

Plum blossom is also known as Yizhichun, Mumu, Huakui, Zhuangyuanhua, Qingke, Send Chunjun, Dark Xiangshuying, Jiuyi Xianren (another name of green calyx plum), Jiuyingmei, Jiuke, plum blossom is the symbol of our Chinese nation.

China's spiritual symbol, known as the "chief among flowers", has strong and universal appeal and driving force.

2. Peony Peony is the embodiment of beauty and a symbol of purity and love.

In traditional Chinese culture, Hanmihatun's peonies are graceful, dignified and gorgeous, which arouse many associations among people, derive the cultural symbolic meaning associated with them, and form the basic connotation of peony culture.

The country is prosperous, the family is rich and safe, and people are happy and auspicious. These characteristics and meanings make the peony popular as the king of flowers, and there are many related cultural and painting works.

Peony is also known as rich flower, Luoyang flower, Bailiangjin, and Atractylodes. The main ornamental part of peony is the flower. Its flowers are graceful, luxurious and magnificent, and are known as "the beauty of the country and the fragrance of the sky" and the "king of flowers".

In the late Qing Dynasty, peony was regarded as China's national flower.

In May 1985, peony was rated as one of the top ten famous flowers in China.

3. Chrysanthemums Because chrysanthemums have the character of being cold and proud of the snow, Chinese people have the custom of appreciating chrysanthemums and drinking chrysanthemum wine during the Double Ninth Festival.

In ancient myths and legends, chrysanthemums are also given the meaning of good luck and longevity.

Chrysanthemum is one of the top ten famous flowers in China, one of the Four Gentlemen of Flowers (Prunus Orchid, Bamboo and Chrysanthemum), and one of the world's four major cut flowers (chrysanthemum, rose, carnation, gladiolus), ranking first in production.

4. Orchid Chinese people have always regarded orchid as a symbol of nobility and elegance, and together with "plum blossoms, bamboos and chrysanthemums", they are collectively known as the "Four Gentlemen".

Usually, "Lan Zhang" is used to describe the beauty of poetry, and "Lan Jiao" is used to describe the true friendship.

Orchid is also used to express pure love.

In May 1985, the orchid was rated as one of the top ten famous flowers in China.

Orchid is also known as the fragrance of the king, the fragrance of the country, the guest, the charming world, the fragrance ancestor, and the maid.

The ancients had a special liking for Chinese orchids. Chinese orchids were called "Hui" in ancient times. "Hui" refers to the center "Hui Xin" of Chinese orchids. They are often named "Huizhi" together with Angelica dahurica of the Umbellaceae family, and Zhilan is called "Huizhi".

"The fragrance of the king", "the fragrance that leads the crowd", "the best fragrance in the world", etc.

5. Rose Rose is known as the "Queen of Flowers" and has an unyielding spirit and long-lasting floral fragrance.

It is native to China and has been cultivated as early as the Han Dynasty. It has been cultivated continuously since the Tang and Song Dynasties. Throughout the history, literati have also left many poems praising the rose.

Rose is in a weak position in traditional Chinese culture, but new archaeological discoveries show that rose is a totem plant of the northern Chinese ancestors - equivalent to the legendary Yellow Emperor tribe.

It is one of the top ten famous flowers in China.

6. Cuckoo There is a beautiful and bizarre legend about the cuckoo and the cuckoo bird.

According to legend, Du Yu, the king of Shu in ancient times, loved his people very much. After becoming a Zen monk, he lived in seclusion and practiced Taoism. After his death, he turned into a Zigui bird (named Zijuan), so people called it a cuckoo bird.

Every spring, the cuckoo bird would fly to wake up the people, "Cuckoo! Cuckoo!" It cried so hard that blood flowed from its mouth, and the blood was sprinkled on it, dyeing the rhododendrons all over the mountain red.

The azaleas all over the mountains and fields are dyed with the blood of thousands of martyrs.

It records that tragic period of resistance.

Rhododendron has been integrated into China's long history and culture, and it has become an embellishment of history.

7. Camellia The flower language of camellia is: ideal love and humility.

Camellia blooms in winter and spring. It is rich, dignified and elegant. It is one of the top ten famous flowers in traditional China and one of the famous flowers in the world.

It has been a very famous woody flower since ancient times. It reached its peak in the Tang and Song dynasties. It also caused a sensation after being introduced to Europe in the 17th century, and thus gained the reputation of "the world's famous flower".

It is said that camellias always bloom quietly in the courtyard in late autumn when the weather is slightly cooler.

When a camellia withers, the entire flower does not fall off, but the petals slowly wither one by one until the end of life.

Such a cautious and reluctant way of withering is the same as people's attitude in pursuing their ideal partner, so gradually camellias have become a symbol of expressing their feelings to the women they love.

In winter when almost all flowers are withered, red camellias make people feel particularly warm and lively.

Moreover, when planted in the garden, people can appreciate its faint floral fragrance.

Therefore, camellia makes people feel cute, humble, ideal love, cautious, and great charm.

8. Lotus The lotus represents the qualities of steadfastness, purity, innocence and purity.

Elegance appears in understatement.

Lotus is the most noble flower among flowers.

Lotus, also known as lotus, water hibiscus, etc., belongs to the order Nymphaeales and is a perennial aquatic herbaceous flower of the family Nelumbinaceae.

Lotus is also known as gentleman flower, Lingbo fairy, water palace fairy, jade ring, etc.

According to the custom in the south of the Yangtze River in ancient times, the 24th day of the sixth lunar month was the birthday of the lotus flower.